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I have posted a mail yesterday concerning a problem that I encounter when performing an rpmbuild on my box. I was puzzled with the fact that I had no issues to build mysql++ on another box that I am using for development. I am in the process of migrating from Fedora Core 4 to Fedora Core 5, so my initial intuition was that the problem I experienced had something to do with Fedora Core 5. However, while trying to sort out the problem, I noticed that the version of MySQL that was on the two boxes wasn't the same. On the Fedora Core 4 box, version 5.0.22 was installed and on Fedora Core 5, 5.0.24 was installed. I upgraded to version 5.0.24 on Fedora Core 4 and tried to rebuild mysql++ and it failed the same way it failed on the Fedora Core 5 box. Then, I tried to downgrade to MySQL 5.0.22 on the Fedora Core 5 box and the build succeeded.

There seems to be an issue with support of MySQL 5.0.24 in mysql++ build process, at least on Fedora Core systems.

Would be nice if someone could confirm. Even better, come up with some kind of fix (or tell us when they expect a fix will be implemented). In the meantime, I will revert back to MySQL 5.0.22.

Martin


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